McNamara says Viet Nam attacks subsided amid ops
Across several reports Defense Secretary McNamara states Viet Nam battle intensity has subsided and that allied forces have conducted several highly successful operations in the past four weeks. In New York a former Russian major who defected to the U.S. committed suicide in his Manhattan apartment. A Saint Louis church council spokesman denies White House pressure on Viet Nam policy statements. Illinois bans the Clay Ernie Terrell fight. In Miami the Mossler murder case moves toward the weekend with prosecution rebuttal filed.
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Washington
Defense
McNamara
Viet Nams
Asetiont
New York City
U.S
Manhattan
Victor Kravchenko
Saint Louis
National Council of Churches
White House
Council
Viet Nam
Vision of key ideas in city boys program
A fragmented OCR snippet references a Carlisle or Scottsdale context with boys and direction. It mentions pages and ideas but lacks clear events or names. The readable bits suggest a summary item about a local program for boys and potential directions or plans.
Paradise Valley Racquet Club Plans Auction Questioned
Auction sale sparks questions about the Paradise Valley Racquet Club property and future plans. Local sources note uncertainty over whether the Russel Jackma Co. will proceed with a Saturday event and any intended use of the site.
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Valley Racquet Club
Russell Jack Ma Co
Paradige Valley Club Auction Sells in Court Bid
Jackson County officials announced the Paradige Valley club, located in a residential zone, was sold at auction in Judge Kenneth Chatwin's court after Arizona Savings and Loan Co. entered receivership. Planning officials will meet with company officers to discuss development plans.
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Paradige Valley
Jackson Co
Kenneth Chatwin
Arizona Savings and Loan Co
Jackson
Denver Man Grows 15-Foot Marijuana Plants
Julian Atencio attempted to possess narcotics after growing 15 foot marijuana plants in his backyard. The judge sentenced him to 214 to 5 years, noting the plants were bushes of a different color.
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Denver
UPI
Julian Atencio
Colorado
Zoning talk and bids dominate Paradise Valley council
Paradise Valley officials discussed rezoning Scottsdale Road from resort residential to commercial with Scottsdale leaders after a rejected shopping center project. The council opened bids for Double Ranch Road paving, delaying action due to high costs. It also named committees to use Kiva School playground for summer recreation and to seek Maricopa County mobile library coverage.
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Paradise
Valley City Council
Scottsdale
Scottsdale Rd
Leonard Deehan
Philip von Ammon
Bud Tims
Bill Donaldson
Lincoln Dr
Double Ranch Rd
Scottsdale residence fire injures two with $70,000 damage
A 1 a.m. blaze destroyed a $70,000 Scottsdale home at 6715 East Exeter Street belonging to Thomas Grandin. Fire officials estimate damage between $30,000 and $70,000. Fireman James Kipp and Ratko Radula were injured. Radula, a former Yugoslavian pilot, aided firefighters before being treated and released. Police reported no confirmed looting. private guard remained on scene to protect belongings as three fire units fought the blaze until about 2:30 a.m.
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Scottsdale
Thomas Grandin
Exeter St
James Kipp
Ratko Radula
Radula
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
Kipp
Grandins
Robertson
Indian School Rd
Rural Fire Dept
Arizona reapportionment plans advance amid districting talks
Central Phoenix areas and two House members per senatorial district are set to run at large within each district. The plan averages about 21 thousand voters per district, with the largest deviation just over 4 percent. Officials praise progress but regret the lack of agreement on Pima County and hope for a compromise. Peter Klahr, noted plaintiff in the reapportionment suit, comments on the Turally cneature case.
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Arizona Homeowners Association
Maryvale
Jerry Sevenson
Sevenson
Glendale
David .C.cox
The
Arizona
Maricopa Coun‘ty
Cox
Deer’ Valley
Phoenix
House
Senate
Pima
Peter
Klahr
Aid
Defense moves in Schmid trial after rest of state case
On the ninth day of the Schmid trial defense attorney William Tinney moved to dismiss key charges including first degree murder and sought acquittal or a mistrial. Judge Lee Garrett denied all four motions citing circumstantial evidence and lack of direct links to the crimes. Prosecutor Schafer rested the state's case. John Saunders and Wright were unavailable due to hospital discharge and attempts to secure witnesses continued.
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William Tinney
Pima County
Lee Garrett
Tinney
Rowe
Schmid
Garrett
Fritz
Souard
Ning
William Schafer
John Saunders
Jo—Jes' Wright
Morse says Tear Gas Use Violates War Rules in Viet Nam
Senator Wayne Morse charges the United States violates international law by dropping tear gas on Viet Cong in Viet Nam. He warns approving Johnson's $4.8 billion Viet Nam aid would commit US to land war in Asia and says tear gas use aims to render enemies unable to defend themselves rather than subdue them.
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Washington
UPI
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
United States
Viet Nam
Senate
Johnson
Asia
Congress
Foreign Relations Committee
U.S
Morse
Barton Ill Not Missing After Flu Illness
William Bar ong School in ton reports student Barton ill and absent due to a flu attack. Al Flowers notes the transfer context and temporary illness impacting attendance.
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Barton
Kiva
William Barong
Ton
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Grandin
Chicago
Illinois
William Clark
Ilinois
Mossler
Miami
Jin
Charles
Maricopa County
Veterans of Foreign Wars
S. Wells
Fargo Ave
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Dent
Oo Kier
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